WOW! That is so flattering and good to hear!
I'm probably going to be buried with my Forty Eight (probably not, though. That would be a real tragedy).
-Marc
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I'm probably going to be buried with my Forty Eight (probably not, though. That would be a real tragedy).
-Marc
@cmebass
Marc, I love my 48. So different and it turns me into a badass. It’s possessed.
I have a TM-2, Marlowe DK and TSBS too. Haha
I had to wait a week to play my ‘48, since I was in Canada when it was delivered, but boy was it worth the wait! The harder you dig in, the better it sounds.
Thanks again for hooking me up with such a great bass!
Oh man, any chance of a NBD thread or some pics/sound samples? Congrats on the bass!
@FacStudio i thought you loved me.....seems younlike any guy with a bit of facial hair.
@cmebass yep thumbs up for your YouTube vids, and also you have been very helpful in FB messenger to me.
I will get a 48 at some point, and I already look badass, so who knows what will happen!
In the meantime, i’ll Just have to put up with these....
Tough life.....
@cmebass yep thumbs up for your YouTube vids, and also you have been very helpful in FB messenger to me.
I will get a 48 at some point, and I already look badass, so who knows what will happen!
In the meantime, i’ll Just have to put up with these....
Tough life.....
@cmebass did I forget to mention Haüssel pick ups as well......
It’s just the absolute beans, and when you pump it through a Two Notes, Cali76 compressor, Form Factor Bi1000 and a Barefaced Super Twin, it gives me fizzy Knickers.
Don’t get me started on dirt pedals.....
It’s just the absolute beans, and when you pump it through a Two Notes, Cali76 compressor, Form Factor Bi1000 and a Barefaced Super Twin, it gives me fizzy Knickers.
Don’t get me started on dirt pedals.....
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I second the Two Notes and Cali76 comp. In my chain too.
Please tell me what is this beautiful beast ?[/QUOTE]
Hi Samason
"this beautiful 5 string" is a Sandberg (::) Custom order (there was no "configurator" back in 2003)
thanx for the compliment, when I told my bass, her cheeks became red (shy little thing
)greetings
Wise(b)ass
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I don't know if I write to the write place for that but I have a problem with my California TT 2014 with passive/active preamp and Delano Pickups.
Since yesterday, there's no sound coming out of it when I plug it. I've changed the battery, checked the wiring (nothing seems unsoldered), change amp, nothing.
There's a little bit of sound in active mode but not much.
Has someone ever had a problem similar to that ?
Also I would like to know if there's a list of parts/model # I could get if I have to replace some parts.
Since yesterday, there's no sound coming out of it when I plug it. I've changed the battery, checked the wiring (nothing seems unsoldered), change amp, nothing.
There's a little bit of sound in active mode but not much.
Has someone ever had a problem similar to that ?
Also I would like to know if there's a list of parts/model # I could get if I have to replace some parts.
Maybe but if there is, the sound of the bass itself is louder than the amp one.
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Jack socket OK? I had an issue on a Fender before with a similar set of symptoms and it was a bent jack socket pin.
Can I suggest emailing Sandberg too. They always get back to you usually the same day in my experience.
Make sure there's nothing shorting out between any of the pots. When I bought my (ex) TT4 I plugged it in and had no sound . I traced the fault to pot contacts touching each other where they'd twisted on the control plate. Or maybe shorting on the barrel jack? Is the fault still there when the control plate is taken out of the cavity and plugged in?
Maybe totally uncalled for but Sandberg has an extra “click” to save the battery. That way your battery life is saved. They did that so you don’t have to take the plug all the way out when you put it away in between sets for example. It happened to me a few times even when I knew that Sandberg basses have this feature.
